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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-11-25

The use of the new milk-measures
seems to be causing a considerable re,
duction in the profits Of the milkmen
When their measures were sealed it was
found that many of them were below
the standard to the extent of quart to
the gallon. This is no inconsiderable
amount and one milkman says that he
will lose $500 year by the change.
-
Since the larger mix measures have
been required it has been noticed that
the river has lowered considerably. The
question that is now bothering the minds
of the people is whether this is merely
a coincidence or whether it has deeper
meaning, seeing that none OF the milk
men have failed yet.
THE RAMBLER
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-11-25
MANkATo MARKETS.

Grain and Provision Markets corrected |
daily, other markets corrected weekly on |
date of weekly issue. |
MANRAT0 Nov q 1891
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-11-25

LONDON, Nov. 23.-The American ship
E. F. Sawyer, Capt. Dinsmore, from San
Francisco, for Queenstown, was sunk by
collision with the British steamer PAIL
nurus at Folkestone. The crew was
saved.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-11-25
THE EMMA ABBOTT ROW.

The Nashville Minister Asked by the
Church Conference to Resign on 40
count OF His Utterances.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 23.-Previous
to the adjournment of the North Ala
bama conference Of the Southern Metho-
dist church at Tuscaloosa a resolution
was adopted requesting DR.. d. C. Kelley,
OF Nashville, one of the most eminent
Methodist divines in America and mis-
sionary treasurer Of the general con-
ference, to resign his official position on
account of his utterances in reference to
the Emma Abbott episode at Nashville.
The resolution will create great sensa-
ton throughout the entire Southern
Methodist church. DR.. Kelley defended
Miss Abbott in rising in church to defend
herself against harsh terms used as to
theater going
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-11-25
neath az Gam NInrnv

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Brig. Gen Ran
dolph E. Marcy died at his home in Or
ange, N. j., Tuesday, in his seventy
seventh wear,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-11-25
Movement Of Wheat

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 22.-The following
are the receipts and shipments of wheat;
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-11-25
Empress Eurenie Inn.

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 23.-The ex- Empress
Eugene is lying critically i'll in this city.
All Sayod
, 1887-04-14

The month Of March has proved 81 far
the busies: OF the year 10 the Puget Sound
mills, as more lumber was shipped in
that month. There has also been more
coal shipped IN that time thai any pTevi-
on. month.
Sixty-six lumber and coal carsoez were
sent from the Sound to coastwise and
foreign ports during the month of March
LUMBER EXPORT.
FuFty-three we're lumber carg0e5 car
ried in sailing vessels.
The numbe. OF carEoes shipped from
each Por! a1d tie vessels carrying the
sane are Us follows:
Ten cargoes from Tacoma: Ships Shir-
ley, Sumitra, Dashing Wave, and Nordst-
jernen; barks Antoinette and Fray Ben
tos; barkentine C. C. Funk and Wrestler;
steamer City OF Topeka, two trips.
Eight cargoes from Port BlGkely :
Ships Prussia. TopgalIant. and Salisbury;
barks R. X. Ham, Margarita, and E!si-
more; schoouers Ruby 4. Cousin and
Peerless.
Seven carEoes from Port Gamble &:
Ship Bonanza barks Atalanta and
Fresno baI keuunes Jane Fallenberg
and Catherine Sudder: schooEers Cor
ona and Comet
Five cargoes from Port Madison :
Barks Norantuna and Hesper; barkeu-
tine Modoc; schooners Sadie T. Caller
and Vesla.
, 1887-04-14

Mis- Frances +. Willard is 10 nc
connected with the Rev. j Cook III
the publication or the new prohibition
journal.
William T. Coleman, OF California.
who tiattrrs himself that he IS = Pres
iipntial possibility. has a fortune Of
S2O,OG0,0G0, bald hrad End Il big
moustache.
The New York Tribune will swing
into the republican jiGe for Sherman
in 1888, providing Ohio sends a solid
delegation for him to the nominating
convention.
The Philadelphia Times, democratic
organ, says that the men who want
to throw Randall overheard would do
we'll to remember that Randall can
swim"
President Pierce's Cabinet was the
only one which was undisturbed bv
designations throughout the term Of
office. Two members Of the faiaous
cabinet alone survive. One is ,geffer
son Davis, who was Secretary OF War,
and is now II years Of age. Theciber
is Judge Campbell, Of PHILADELPHIA.
who was Postmaster General uhder
Pierce. He is Eow IS, IS ii Good
health and lives quietly in the Qua
Eer City.
The Canadian Pacific Is compiling
a new rate sheet, TO take advantage
of the high tariff imposed en- Ameri-
can railroads by reason of the Inter
State commerce law. 1t Is reported
that merchants haya already CON
menced to ship goods from New York
down the St Lawrence aud across
the lakes TO the Canadian Pacific.
then across the continent t1 Van
couver and this coast. This cgmue-
tition will be particularly a.factl;I
from Chicago and Pittsburg, and VIII.
Ill the event Of the Commission r.-
fusing to suspend Ike long apG -b.r,
haul clause Of lh2 Inter sta.r coia-
merre law. force -. railroads 10 ra-
Gacc their local r-t = - - /, T.. able
to compete wi:A H.. sa.,r !ucs o..
through hauiz
Tle candidacy Df Hin IS AZ avfuI
saIcrsln - Cleveland. and ine con-
cortio"s uf Puck,. >. .ilirh - Gleyriaud'>
persooF' ron aI,i most scrv'ta fial-
t'rer, hos, the distless tiIa, = frIt in
ihn ina' rEost part OF CicvelaLd's
, 1887-04-14
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-. dIAN COUNTY,
Washington Territory,
Notice = h-r-hy given, thai the md = mel
reside ni Of SlId county :, p1 The 2u'f Hay oi
March, \. d. lN-., apPOu lei by The Pf,uai-
Court Of sid county cNcsulog CT tae it-t aiil
and test ment nt FrgiriCk liay, decra-ci, a;r Of
said c4nniy.
Egw al DeTso : ld'ing claims aaju-5 he de-
ceased must present them, VITA Ihr ssssry
vouchers. Ia Inr ~ RoJcn HJr-oT. Hithiu one
year after the GATE Of qualifications % this notice,
- they viii be ha-r4. AL persons rvir.- de-
.efScl Will please come fOTsar! aid 90 lie. The
estate is supposed TO lie solvent.
BERNEAE0 MOHDHGRST
EXscuiOr Est. Of frederick Iiuy. Dc q.
liTsI nmhl1aIinn Anil I. lN,1.
, 1887-04-14

Three caFSoes from Pot HadIock:
Ships Valley Forge and Ncj7ose: bark
egtine J. II. Griffith.
Three cargoos from 2 Ludlow ::
Bark Arkvright: choo res HUeuene
and Marie Z. Smith.
Two cargoes from Ut-alaiy: Bark En-
eraii aad schooner ! 1p!s Larsen.
Two caFEoes from Port Discovery:
Bark Majestic and brig Deacon.
Three caFEoes from Seattle: Bark Co
ium5ia. schooner C'Dpccr, and brig
North Star
The aggregate G5. int'ty ct lumber
taken by these vessels from each mill
port Is:
, 1887-04-14
HEMRY'S
iiAR20E;EG SALVni

The Most Powerful Healing
Ointment Ever Discovered.
I9enry'$ C4I'DoiiS. SiiiVe
cures sores.
TzcmE-N'sS Car3oiic SGIiyc
;;E::.yss burns.
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G.TE--,sE ESI'IEI~ps-
EEruTy's S:ITbOiic s>s;siEc
hc:ji~: PinIpleS-
II< nry's- Csli.Dolic sS;,lvc
cures piles.
IE@J,ry'& CarbOiic 5aive
heEsIss Cute.
ASK for Eenrys and Take No other.
BEWARE OF CoUHTERFEITS~2 -
, 1887-04-14
Notice to Cred1tOl.<.

N TIIE PROBATE COURT OF JEFFERsJN COUNTY,
WASHINGTON TERtITOEY-
In the matter OF tn Estate OF john Liudlry,
GG CESsd.
Notice - hereby given Ly the undersigned,
adm ini-:Tztnr If the estate Cf John LIHd.ey, dc
ceased, 10 IAG CrciitCrS o.. and ali prr OGS hav-
ing c!a ms AGAINST, the estate Of SAID John Lind.
ley, de easel 10 prsSent them with the here's
>-ry vouchers. WI;hla one year from thn date
u tie HEEL publication ~ his HuiiCo or be for.
ever barred. 10 tha sad adG.Er~trttac. .f his
EE'e- OF business, Water street, Put Townsend,
Wash TER nr Ia his 2tInrnrys. HrItSlluw 4
sachs Al The Office IN the said ,ity of PUrt Town
send, Jcfi''r -on County, W. =
Thomas BiSECP,
Administrators of the estate D
John !iUdl =, deceased.
Bra3S' 's;,.- .D Sachs, ATTORNEY
i'aI' 81 :i-st pIbcat ca. Na5,h 10th. ISST-
, 1887-04-14
p vile. March -. lSS7.
NOTICE.

r5f"S'is Tor doing th. county printing of
J"i;r IN county. " T.. win be received by the
~''f q - Con. COmTUi-~ ~ioH..r- at the Audi;or's
phi'" Z 1 or Tow u -.ld uuTil No, day. May 4th.
80. - 80 CLOAK y IL said proposals 80 inCiI1e
y 9T-Htf' r-q1l-ri To IT,. done at the --yp-Hse
~ -aiE -Hfv- e !;. commissioners reserve the
F.='if g. =c,c.1 OF gvi,rt any and all bid-.
CHiS, A. DYER
County Auditor.
togt Townsend. W l., March go, 49,.
, 1887-04-14
Tl'eaSurer'S Notice.

- The Treasurer Of CIallam County. W. T. viii
nav on rrt,-rr fafion. at h:- ciiic,, IN NeX Dun
.,,iiesS, ". T. all MATT rnis drawn on the Treas
ur-T af slid Comfy prior II and including No.
s.. issued March .Js:h l~,fi
No Interest y j lc al uNed on id "Gtr-;3'S
after lie =! dfy Of April. -.
WILLIAM WARD.
CUUnEE ICgusI eT-
OEire of Treasurer C,al'gs,. Comfy,
New i,ungen- s., ". r, A.uca /, 1881.
, 1887-04-14
a.oE.rGi .,..N- uE.n rI.E..

TIE NOITAIC IIEI- Co, OF Marshall, Mich. of
fer 10 seHa their celebrated ELECTjo-NoLTAIC
BELT an! other CLEc, RIG APPLIANCE On triSI
for thirty days. to lien (yoUng or old afflicted
with ne.you- debility, less Of vitality aud man.
nOoG, ana al kindred troubles. Also fuT T!i
tsEi. neuralgia, paryals si-, aud many Other dis
eases. Complete res tOrHti"n o health, yigur a.t
manhood guaranteed No risk l. incurred rs
tLirtT daEz' trial is allowed Write thea. at once
on ilH-iEtI - pamphlei ire.
, 1887-04-14
n Office to Creditors
TER2IToEY OF WASHINGTON,

IN Ire matter of :Ec Estate Of Jessie Nye Dee J
Nnii-e = hereby given hy ;he undersigned, I'D
"iii~iritr OF he eSfaIe of sic Sye d, CE3l .e
j" re Us oI rHd al persons having Claims
-.i!tl>t tiie >!t4d dec-a-ed TO exhibit them with
,l- ~ HSIrS vouchers within ten months after
e hr't publication of this notice to the ssid
- nm =tra'or, III his residence ia CoUpcviile.
i-'anl COMFY, ". =.
- l.. ALEXANDER,
w. "a -.-tI.
, 1887-04-14


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United States District Land Office,
nIvnpia- WASHINGTON 'l'nrr;+o5.,-

VI.F III EItI- " t'7IlIIISs ITL- tIIIIIEIN. 7
Notice i hereby given that in ComD,iancc
with the provisions of the Act OF Congress an
proved ,IUne }, lo4S, entitled An Act for tie
-,,lc of Timber Lands in The States of CaIitor-
MIA, oregon Nevada ana Washington Terri
tory. Jefferson iuch, OF Jefferson County, Wash
ington TcTri:Or has this dtv fled in this
Office hi-aVIiI,-iiIoH 20 pure Hd~c the : or OF
qr OF sec a.. and the L. .- - ~-cIien No. =.
in tuan~i!Ip No. - HoT b, rHr-,: No. l. west OF
tie NItigu,tta Meridian.
any and NIL persons claiming adversely the
said described Land. or any portion thereof
hereby required to iiic their claims in This
once within sixty 100 days from date hereof
,Tiycn Under nay hand at III y Office. in OIyn-
pia, w. 7, this .6Gn day OF March. =. ID. 1851.
,.EHS :. O~TEANDEH,
i-ICW Ueli--er 81 the Lend Oflicp
, 1887-04-14

mushroom growth.
The days have
passed when he was
talked Of asalslici
cal accident, and
he now stands L.
fore the country as
tie gc.i.Us nf tl.e
Unitd State, sen
ate. H i endowed
with "a wonderful
aHoUut of brain
vitality and h.s
mind works like "a
steam eIEEin f.
movslby peryu ual
, 1887-04-14
Rheumatism

It Is an established fact that Hoods Sar-
saparilla has proven an invaluable remedy
in many severe cases OF rheumatism effect
Ing remarkable cures by its powerful action
in correcting the acidity Of tie blood, which
is the cause OF the disease, and Purifying
and enriching the vital fluid.
1t is certainly JGir 20 Gss7ITs that what
Hoods SarsapaTilla has done for others it
will do for you. Therefore, il you su.-er
the pains and aches OF. rheuna:ism, give
this potent remedy fair trial
a Positive Cara.
81 was troubled ve!-y nuch with rheums-
tism in my hips, anHles, and wrists. 1
could hardly walk, ard was coa4aed to my
bed a good deal Of the tine. Being rec
commended to try Hoods SaTsaparilIa, I
took four bottles and am perfectly well.
cheerfuIly recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla
s ono OF the best blood purifiers in the
, I'D" W. +. WOOD, Bloomington, III.
For Twenty Years
iha7e been afflicted with rheumati III. Before
1883 found no relief, but grew verse. then
began taking Hoods Sarsaparil!a, and it did
me more good than al the other medicine 1
ever had" Il. T. BALCozI, Shirley. Mass.
II suffered from what the doc.ors called
muscular rheumatism. J tOO,- Hoods Sar-
sapariIla and am entirely cured" j. V. a.
PRoUDFOoT, letter carrier, Chicago, III.
We shall be glad TO send, ttJoG OF charge
TO all who may desire, = book cBn.aining many
additional statements o. cures by
Hoods SaYsapaFilIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S.. Made
only BY C. I. HOOD Sc CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
, 1887-04-14
q CARD.

10 al! VII" are suffering: frOi@ tie 0rrCrS nd
L. -'ettnns of youth. nervous weakness, early
els. O! UIanhOor, &c. viii seId :, recipe
tEui w.. cure Nol FREE or tHAkG T.. tEis
sTya; r'mrdr was discovered by a mi Oh sry iI'
south AHgric.i- send sCif-adlr-sscd envelope
~ I'LL
, 1887-04-14

COAL EXPORT.
TweutY-ihiee coal cargoes were sent in
steamers and sailing Yestcis from the
Sound to coastwIse ports. The aggregate
amount ot tonnage engaged IN this trade
during the month amounted To 81. J.375
tons.
Ten Of these carGces Were from Taco, na
and thirteen from Seattle.
, 1887-04-14

THE EOST SARCASTIC SENATOR
AND HIS CAREER.
Stories OF His Early I.iTe-Iiis Craduat-
ing Essay-Hia Struggles in Kansa,
and His Various Escapes from Death.
Hi. Indian scalp Lock at Washington.
special Correspo1d.uc-l
WASHINGTON, March

WASHINGTON, March >
Senator ingalls, promise 10 make one o.
the best presiding officers the senate LIS ever
hal He is quick in tlsou2hs and action, and bis
knowledge OF the rules Of the senate las Leeu
acquired through a long experience oH tire
floor He is looked Ulon il Washington ,,5 IN.
leading senator of the great Wei ami DI late
years has come rapidly TO the front as tle
most aggressive Of t's. Republi-au Ie;.a-g,.N
ScuatoE Ingalls !, oEe "f she young men q
American politics, but ls II by no means ol
, 1887-04-14

Totsl value Of coal shipped 81, ,36S 20
This amount exceeds the shipment in
February by 1906 tons.
COAL EXPORT FROM BRITISH COLUMBIA.
The following American vessels loaded
coal at British Columbia for coastwise
ports:
, 1887-04-14

lie ;2iehau-s Golden BaISsaIR NO, Z y-E..
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Leg s-si EJEy- gore I-Er- E--- S1--. s-C.
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f.-=-=--I soap. All r.. --.El--- 'a---- C' tho
ci .-a-e kEow- - =gIGii-- Price. $500
per Battle
Sc RIott1I,'- GeIsIe;i TIaIsoIH S0.2. Cure,
T--- s-g. N---.E--. ~EEr ...-. E.--l.-t.,u1,
F-fr- su she T8-a.. "-lT- .- 10 Read Izrk
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oI Gla I--..s-. -.- .r-..-..as .. leases ron
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zHI -H T--e-g 90 'r.-..-. ..--zr--se-. .snt..
ssrice. - % per !IlIiI-.
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Oct. >rric---e-- e.. f-Ti"r, sI-JO per
.sn.tie
lie Hiehau'- Golden Ointment 'o- .te e.
f--riye healing e.. S-r.. .-.. ~.--- ..r +! era p
rioe-- Price. - oG n~r Il y.
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ov"--Hu-i- PEa-.E .H- .... Ii.@. $500
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Tonic s;sId NrrsILo-
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psr sCu-C--
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sS-rIE,TE.L.. NAILED FEE.
, 1887-04-14
~@R~E, TONIC

81 E..E EEGITI.
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gugFEuE BTacLiczai
g=ps-FEsHce by q
40 EsE Chilly
= 4 F.EF ED
EAgE.TE PLY:
%ECEAS q one OF
-l- highest medical
colleges % Europe
II p0sIIfy ely
cE-es N=TFgas and
FEv-4CEI debility
Seminal Weakness
S-'-rIl-IuTTL9s I'm
Fy,tucy. ProstatoT
ElE- UrDerEEthS.i,
, 1887-04-14
ssgsMSssssa aslna,

Which IS Sar0fEIoyfs D.ec-re IS sese
s-Csikss l5 pfprIst.y sna 81 ls.5itiF c-Ts-s5eSI
2iid cured .y ih:s iC4-.sii T. ,Ii..- y :5i-s-I
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-17
Narrow Escape.

Yesterday afternoon team belonging
to J. B. Carver, of Plain City, started
from in front OF Clark & Shaws' store
and ran northwsrd at a furious rate. A
child of 4 or years sat in the seat and
chung to its perch with a firm grip.
Like a fash the team went along
the street ana several attempts to
stop them wer. futile. Before
they had run the length of one block,
however, they came up behind the de-
livery team of the Utah Produce and
Commission Company, the driver Of
which could not get out OF the way, and
seeing that it was useless to try to get
out of the runaways' track he pulled up
short and one of the horses struck its
head against the wheel, which knocked
the animal down and in all human
probability saved the child's life. The
escape was miraculous, as it was unex-
pected. The driver of the delivery
team did not see the child until after
the team was stopped.